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Friday, October 29, 2010

Thai Massage Certification: Dec. 13-17, 2010


I hope you can make it to this wonderful intensive in Thai Massage Certification. It’s from 8-5 p.m. daily and we’ll be covering all positions (side lying, prone, supine, sitting, and a few flying). Come learn Thai foot massage, face massage, basic acupressure techniques and assisted yoga.

We’ll start each day with a centering yoga practice and the OM NAMO SHIVAGO mantra to cultivate love, kindness, compassion and equanimity.

After completion participants will be able to give a 1-2.5 hour therapeutic session on a one-one-basis or be able to teach Thai yoga group classes.

You don’t need to be a licensed massage therapist or yoga teacher to attend. This course is a part of our 650/1000 hour program in Asian Body Therapy, so you’ll be credited for the longer program if you continue. Upon completion of the 650/1000 hour programs students are eligible for testing and national certification from the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and licensure in massage in bodywork (including, KS, MO, IA, ETC).

The program has been approved by the Kansas Board of Regents (the KS Dept. of Education that recognizes colleges, universities and trade schools in KS) and the course can be used as CECs for Yoga Alliance.

We are offering $500 off registration or register two for the price of one!


Contact me with any questions of if you would like to host one at your center in the future.

Register

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Thai Massage Training for the New Year


60 Hour Thai Massage Therapy Training
December 27-31, 2009
8:00-5:00 p.m.
Special $795 registration! (Normally $1500) until 8/15/09

Thai bodywork was brought to Thailand over 2000 years ago by Ayurvedic doctors and Buddhist monks. It combines acupressure, reflexology and applied yoga poses.
Thai bodywork is used as a holistic way to restore equilibrium in the body. Thai bodywork focuses on pressure points situated among ten energy lines across the body.
It creates a powerful release of stress, increases vitality and deepens the connection between mind, body and spirit in both the giver and receiver.

At the end of the course, a student can perform a complete 60-90 minute Thai massage session, including supine, prone, side lying, and seated positions. A basic certificate of completion is issued. No previous massage experience required.

ote: Dec. 27-31 dates in lieu of previously scheduled dates of Dec. 14-19 as listed in the catalog.

Register for the Thai Massage Certification

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